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USB C PD Trigger Board,100W 5A Type-C Male to 2pin Terminal PD3.0 QC Module in Saudi Arabia USB C PD Trigger Board,100W 5A Type-C Male to 2pin Terminal PD3.0 QC Module in Saudi Arabia

USB C PD Trigger Board,100W 5A Type-C Male to 2pin Terminal PD3.0 QC Module Type-C Male to Solder Terminals Adapter

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ColorType-C Male to Solder Terminals Adapter
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Special Features

  • 【Multi‑Protocol Voltage Trigger & Button Cycling】As a usb c pd board and adjustable voltage power trigger module – it supports usbc pd (PD3.0/2.0), QC, FCP, and AFC. The onboard button lets you request 5/9/12/15/20V from a USB‑C adapter (PDO‑dependent). PD‑only mode blocks non‑PD protocols. Button cycling is low→high only (5→9→12→15→20V), one step per press. NOTE：No boost-output depends on charger! To ensure the output voltage meets your requirements, please use an input power supply of at least 60W.
  • 【High‑Power Output & Cable Requirements】For high‑power output, this module delivers up to 20V/5A (100W), accepts input up to 40V, and withstands >30V on the board. Actual current/power depends on the connected USB‑C source; the module only negotiates. The Type‑C male has E‑MARK for 5A; the female needs a 5A extension. Ordinary 3A cables limit to 60W.
  • 【Automated Burn‑In Test Modes】For automated burn‑in, short F1/F2 pads: F1 only – poll highest voltage then hold 5V; LEDs show supported (steady) vs unsupported (blink). F2 only – poll then hold highest. F1+F2 – infinite low‑to‑high loop for continuous testing. Interval defaults 0.5s, adjustable to 15.5s in 0.5s steps. This is ideal for testing a power bank module, a usb c pd power bank.
  • 【Safety Protection & Anti‑Tamper Design】 Safety: S1 key‑lock pad (short to enable) requires unlocking by holding the button during power‑up; unlock lasts one cycle. Prevents accidental load damage. Settings auto‑save and restore on power‑off/on. 2.5mm mounting holes for fixtures. This pd trigger board provides robust protection against misoperation.
  • 【Flexible Expansion & Output Interfaces】 Flexible expansion: a 2‑pin terminal block for soldering or load connection. Five independent button pads support external remote switching (short/long press). The Type‑C input is integrally molded, available in male or female (same function). It can serve as a usb c converter or usb to usb c converter in your test setup.
  • 【Cable Compatibility Notes】 Dual Type‑C male cables need 5A rating for 100W; 3A cables limit to 60W. Standard QC cables have 4 pins, carry 3A, and support QC only – no PD. The USB‑C male port defaults to usb c pd and won't auto‑negotiate QC. For QC, use the female version with a QC cable. To identify dual‑C cables, ask the seller about 5A and PD support. Special note: Some chargers lack 12V; with a QC cable you may only get 5/9V even though QC supports 12V – if no 12V rail, no output. If the charger label doesn't list 12V, you cannot trigger 12v to usb c or expect a 12v usb c pd 100w outlet.

Description

Module Notice
This is a negotiation trigger, not a voltage converter. Output depends entirely on your power supply. If the supply lacks a voltage level, that level cannot be requested.

Key Specs
Input： USB‑C male
Output： 2‑pin terminal
Protocols： PD3.0/2.0, QC, FCP, AFC
Requestable voltages： 5/9/12/15/20V (supply‑dependent)
Max output： 20V/5A (100W)
Max input voltage： 40V (module withstand >30V)
Default polling interval： 0.5s, adjustable 0.5–15.5s (step 0.5s)
Test modes： F1 (poll to highest → hold 5V), F2 (poll to highest → hold highest), F1+F2 (infinite loop)
Key lock： Enable by shorting S1; unlock by holding button during power‑up
PD‑only mode： Short "PD ONLY" pads
DM/DP shorting： Pads available, but not recommended unless absolutely needed

Operation
Connect USB‑C PD/QC supply to input.
Short‑press button to cycle voltages (5→9→12→15→20V).
Steady LED = success, blinking = unsupported.
Selected voltage is saved and restored on next power‑on.

Test Modes (set by shorting pads)
F1: On power‑up, polls to highest supported voltage, then outputs 5V; LEDs show supported levels (steady) vs. unsupported (blink).
F2: Same poll, but output stays at the highest supported voltage.
F1+F2: Infinite loop cycling low → high repeatedly.

Adjusting Polling Interval
Hold button during power‑up until first LED blinks; continue holding until all blink, then release to enter setting mode. Each button press adds 0.5s (LEDs show count in binary, max 30 presses = 15.5s). Auto‑exit & save after 3s of inactivity.

Key Lock (S1 shorted)
Switching requires unlocking: hold button while powering on – unlocked for that session; lock restores after reboot.
PD‑only Mode (short "PD ONLY")
Uses only PD negotiation; disables QC, FCP, AFC.

Important Warnings
⚠️ Not a power converter – for load testing or non‑PD DIY devices only.
⚠️ DM/DP shorting passes signals directly to USB output and may disrupt handshake – avoid unless you know the purpose.
⚠️ Max rating: 20V/5A (100W) – actual output limited by your supply. Input ≤40V.
⚠️ Your power supply must support PD/QC/FCP/AFC and the target voltage; if it only outputs 5V, no higher voltage can be requested.
⚠️ Do not modify the circuit – voids support/warranty.
⚠️ ESD protection: handle by edges, avoid touching chips.
⚠️ Test with no load first; confirm voltage before connecting load.
⚠️ For QC, check charger markings – if 12V is not labelled, 12V cannot be requested regardless of module capability.

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